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Susanna Gideonsson: We must defend the Swedish model interview
| TRADE UNION LEADER

Susanna Gideonsson: We must defend the Swedish model

Sep 08, 2020 Swedish LO’s new President, Susanna Gideonsson, has deep roots in the trade union movement. At 16 she started getting engaged in work against unfair conditions at work, and now she represents 1.4 million LO members across 14 unions. Her current main challenge is to protect the Swedish model against political interference in labour law reform.
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Would-be exchange students losing out

Sep 07, 2020 International experience is important in a lot of occupations, but for many, the corona pandemic has left the dream of a colourful CV in tatters.
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Jarkko Eloranta

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Aðalsteinn Leifsson

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Finnish employers signal backtracking on wage agreements

Sep 09, 2020 Not all businesses can afford to pay the agreed wage increases in Finland, warns the Federation of Finnish Technology Industries. Yet the trade unions will not tear up any collective agreements. The corona crisis rises many questions for Finnish labour market politics. Some say Finland’s competitiveness could be under threat. Employers argue the Prime Minister’s vision for six-hour days makes matters worse.
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Jørn Eggum, Stein Lier Hansen

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| Fatal accidents

Fatal accidents in Nordic workplaces nearly exclusively involve men

Apr 07, 2011 Men in the Nordic region are involved in fatal accidents at work far more often than women. 1,157 men died in work accidents between 2003 and 2008, compared to only 85 women.
We're not always happiest out in the open nyhet

We're not always happiest out in the open

Apr 07, 2011 To fulfil the promises of a better working life where people want to work for longer, we need new ways of reorganise the way we work - physically. Nordic Labour Journal has visited two workplaces in Finland where the new office space is already a reality.
Metoo - also at the Oslo ministers' meeting nyhet
| Dec 2017, #metoo

Metoo - also at the Oslo ministers' meeting

Dec 08, 2017 "This is a huge thing," says an engaged Ylva Johansson, Sweden's Minister for Employment. The working environment was a topic for debate during the Oslo labour ministers' meeting. There she explained the scale of #metoo in Sweden. Next year her country will be heading the Nordic Council of Ministers, focussing on integration, the future of work and measures to stop work-related crime.
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Robot summersault

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